Alright queens and kings – this one’s for those of you out there who enjoy the process and artistry of cathartic and time consuming recipes. This recipe is citrusy, moist, … Continue readingOrange Cardamom Olive Oil Cake
This cake was a JOURNEY. But it’s pretty delicious so I hope someone out there tries this recipe like I did. I found this recipe on America’s Test Kitchen’s Instagram, … Continue readingLemon Layer Cake
One of my favorite things about cooking and baking is that regardless of what a recipe calls for, if you’re creative enough, you can make it work. And I did … Continue readingStrawberry Lemonade Fritter Cake
Two things: 1. I love baking because it’s an art that gives me very quick and satisfying results. 2. I LOVE STRAWBERRY SEASON. My dad bought a TON of strawberries … Continue readingSimple Strawberry Cake
My favorite story about this particular recipe is that my mom and my dad’s mom slaved over making hundreds of these the night before my mom and dad got married.
This weekend I made lemon poppy seed cake with almond cream cheese frosting because I had leftover lemons from making garlic lemon cabbage. Both recipes turned out great, although my … Continue readingLemon Poppy Seed Cake
My mom celebrated 10 years at Henry Ford hospital this past fall and I attended her banquet with her. These were the very cute Tiramisu desserts that were served that … Continue readingNight of Stars
I have this tendency to buy delicious fruits and vegetables and then after a few meals, forget about them. Case in point: strawberries. I bought 2 boxes cause they were … Continue readingStrawberry Crumble – Perfect for Valentine’s Day
For those of you who have been following my photography for a while now, the picture that I’m sharing today might look familiar, and that’s because I’ve posted it before. … Continue readingTiramisu: Perfect End of Summer Dessert
Two weeks of the new year have officially flown by and it’s about that time that I update again. First off, I have three exciting new announcements! 1. You can … Continue readingSnowballs, Facebook, and Spandex